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The need to complete High School has essentially become a universal value in the United States. Even though this is the case, the High School Graduation Rate can differ more than 20% between states. Here you can find visualizations showing how the 2013 – 2014 graduation rate compares in each state.
Introduction The need to complete High School has essentially become a universal value in the United States. Even though this is the case, the High School Graduation Rate can differ more than 20% between states.…
Earlier today I published the results of my survey of r/samplesize and r/nfl. The post was suppose to provide intuitive tools that simply displayed the data that I gathered on who people’s favorite NFL team is. The response that I got back about the visualizations, made it clear that this wasn’t the case.
Earlier today I published the results of my survey of r/samplesize and r/nfl. The post was suppose to provide intuitive tools that simply displayed the data that I gathered on who people’s favorite NFL team is. The response that I got back about the visualizations, made it clear that this wasn’t the case.